Reviewed by Steve Best

A three-track single from a London-based collective who have already managed to make it onto TV under the leadership of David Faniyi, who is also the chief writer and co-producer. The title track appears here in two mixes, the "Urban Contemporary" mix with its typical gospel hip-hop call and response style and much urgency. For my money, the "R&B Dance Mix" does it for me more as it better suits the song - very smooth. Elsewhere things slow down for "Thank U Lord" which is somewhat so-so, with some slight vocal dissonance in one or two places. Finally we have another slow ballad and big production number, which could really do with a Hammond organ to these ears, but which does feature some really tasty guitar playing. Overall this is quite promising, even though it doesn't really tread any significant new gospel ground.

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